Ant-Man

Ant-man has the charm, fun action, good writing, great CGI, comedic moments, well paced, and Paul Rudd as Ant-man is just great. The villain falls very short however, and I feel like they could have done better with the story.

Once again, there's a guy who needs to take over the world and side with a horrible group. He has money and fame and yet he has to go over to the dark side.

After a three year stretch in San Quentin, brilliant cat-burglar Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) attempts to go straight, but when he is fired from his job at Baskin Robbins, his criminal pals talk him into a potentially lucrative safe-cracking job that leads to the discovery of a special high-tech suit capable of shrinking a man to the size of an ant while increasing his speed and strength…I grew up reading DC Comics rather than Marvel, but the DC cinematic universe has disappointed me far more than it has impressed: in particular, I found the Nolan Batman films and Snyder's Superman movie overtly serious in tone, visually dreary and consequently rather dull. In contrast, the majority of Marvel's superhero films have been colourful, exciting, and, most importantly, a lot of fun.

8.2 out of 10Ant-Man has been in development hell since even before mastermind director Edgar Wright famously proclaimed his interest in the production.

In the integration of a large number of comedy elements, entertainment is very strong. Even in action, try to show it in a comic way, at least it looks good.

This is a very light, fun Marvel movie with a great lead performance by Rudd. I really like it.

In 1989, Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and Howard Stark clash over Pym's invention, the Pym particle. In the present, Hank Pym is no longer in charge of his own company.

Just as 'The Guardians of the Galaxy' were a high stakes, so can 'Ant-Man'. The hero was at the foundation of the Avengers in the 60s, but he never held a big solo title or managed to migrate to the top echelon of the publisher and here he gains a golden opportunity to finally get recognition at the hands of director Peyton Reed, known for his romantic comedies "Down with Love (2003)", "Separated by Marriage (2006)" and "Yes Lord (2008)", but who had never taken on a major Hollywood blockbuster.

This movie feels unique compared to some of the other films, nice character arch with Ant-man, action is executed well and is fun to watch, the villain is pretty menacing and threatening, pacing is pretty good as well. Pretty good for a movie about what would look like a simple character.